Bethany College Campus

The campus was first laid out in the late nineteenth century, beginning with a single four-story building that held classrooms, administration, student and some faculty housing, dining facilities and a two story chapel with pipe organ. It has grown considerably since then, including six residence halls, 10 academic and administrative buildings, a major regional art gallery, athletic facilities and playing fields, and other facilities.

Bethany College Campus

The campus was first laid out in the late nineteenth century, beginning with a single four-story building that held classrooms, administration, student and some faculty housing, dining facilities and a two story chapel with pipe organ. It has grown considerably since then, including six residence halls, 10 academic and administrative buildings, a major regional art gallery, athletic facilities and playing fields, and other facilities.


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Outside Groups

Campus Housing Residence Halls are available for the months of June and July. Groups must reserve a minimum of 20 beds. Single and double rooms are available in the suite-style residence halls and single rooms are available in the apartment-style housing and New Hall. All campus housing is air conditioned.

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Athletic Facilities

ANDERSON STADIUM

Anderson Stadium Complex includes:

 

#2 - Two Softball fields

#3 - Soccer Field

 #10 - Clyde and Glenn Lindstrom field with multipurpose turf, including D.L. Anderson memorial Track and combination scoreboard  

#11 - Phillip Anderson Baseball Field

Practice and intramural fields.

 

DR. EMORY LINDQUIST TENNIS CENTER

Opened in October of 2019, the tennis center features six courts with centrally located covered stadium seating.

STROBLE-GIBSON ATHLETIC COMPLEX

The Stroble-Gibson Centennial Center is a 20,000 square foot facility attached to the Ray D. Hahn Physical Education Center. The combined Complex holds the main gymnasium, coaches' offices, locker rooms, 2 full size basketball courts, a main court that can be subdivided for intramural sports, indoor practices, and two-track lanes, and a baseball/softball hitting cage; along with the Athletic Training Room, Weight Room, and Cardio Room.

Residence Halls

NEW RESIDENCE HALL

New Hall is coed by floor, and all rooms have private bedrooms. It’s equipped with keyless entry and has multiple community spaces on each floor. Handicap accessible rooms are available.

WARNER HALL

Warner Hall is a co-ed dorm with suite-style rooms.

ANNA MARM HALL

Anna Marm Hall is a co-ed dorm with suite-style rooms.

GREGORY HALL

Gregory Hall is a coed hall by floor.

ALMA SWENSSON HALL

Alma Swensson Hall was occupied for the first time in September 1949, housing 77 female students. It is currently a coed dorm and underwent significant renovations in 2019.

SWEDE SUITES

Swede Suites is the upperclassmen apartment complex on campus. It is coed by apartment.

Check out our housing page for photos, video tours, and detailed information about our residence halls.

Academic and Administrative Buildings

WALLERSTEDT LIBRARY

Wallerstedt Library is an integrated learning space connecting library resources, the Writing Center, and the Student Success Center (SSC).


For more information, visit the Wallerstedt Library page.

WALLERSTEDT SOCIAL SCIENCE CENTER

Wallerstedt Social Science Center houses the Business, Criminal Justice, History & Political Science, and Psychology Departments, as well as eight classrooms.

PIHLBLAD MEMORIAL UNION

Pihlblad Memorial Union houses the cafeteria, Health, Career, and Counseling services, mailroom, campus store, and Student Development Office. The lower level includes a recreational area known as “The Pit.”

NELSON SCIENCE CENTER

Nelson Science Center houses the laboratory sciences and mathematics departments with faculty-designed labs for biology, chemistry and physics. The campus computer lab is located in Nelson Science and has fresh technology including high speed duplex-capable printers, DLP projectors, and Bluetooth wireless.

BUD PEARSON SWEDISH CHAPEL & J.E. AND L.E. MABEE WELCOME CENTER

Bud Pearson Swedish Chapel and J.E. and L.E. Mabee Welcome Center was added to the Bethany landscape in 2014. The building’s location, purpose and design are all reflective of Bethany’s Lutheran and Swedish identity; it sits in the heart of campus and serves as the spiritual center for the Bethany community. The Pearson Chapel is used for spiritual worship and weekly chapel services. The Mabee Welcome Center houses the admissions offices and offers hospitality to all who visit Bethany College.

PRESSER HALL

Presser Hall consists of a three-story building for offices, classrooms, music practice facilities, and the auditorium - which seats over 1,700 people and was designed to showcase annual presentations of the Messiah, George F. Handel’s well-known oratorio. The main floor is home to the offices of Advancement, Alumni Relations, Business, Registrar, Financial Aid, Human Resources, and the President. The other levels house the Music, English, Communication, & Theatre, Religion, and Philosophy departments.

OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER

An open air multipurpose gathering spot.

BURNETT CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

Burnett Center for the Performing Arts is used for theatre productions, recitals, lectures, and classes.

MINGENBACK ART CENTER

Mingenback Art Center is recognized as one of the most functional instructional centers for visual art in the region and houses the Mingenback Art Center Gallery along with designated computer labs for both graphics and digital arts.

BIRGER SANDZÉN MEMORIAL ART GALLERY

Bethany College is home of the Birger Sandzén Memorial Gallery, a modern center for displaying art and hosting chamber music concerts, poetry readings, and educational seminars. The gallery has been an important cultural attraction in the state of Kansas since it opened in 1957. It was extensively renovated during 2011-12.


Birger Sandzén, for whom the gallery is named, was an artist and distinguished professor at Bethany for more than 52 years. The gallery is managed and owned by the Birger Sandzén Memorial Foundation.


Please visit the Sandzén Gallery website.



PRESSER HALL

Presser Hall consists of a three-story building for offices, classrooms, music practice facilities, and the auditorium - which seats over 1,700 people and was designed to showcase annual presentations of the Messiah, George F. Handel’s well-known oratorio. The main floor is home to the offices of Advancement, Alumni Relations, Business, Registrar, Financial Aid, Human Resources, and the President. The other levels house the Music, English, Communication, & Theatre, Religion, and Philosophy departments.

Other

JOHNSON MAINTENANCE BUILDING

Home to the Maintenance department.

 WELCOME PAVILLION

Welcomes all to our campus.

MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH

Messiah’s doors opened in 1908 when the fledgling community determined that a rising generation of youth, (including the students of the newly founded Bethany College,) while mostly fluent in the language and customs of their Swedish immigrant ancestors, yearned to worship in their own idiom. Although not technically part of the College, Messiah and Bethany are very closely affiliated through the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

HISTORIC HOUSES

A variety of historic homes and properties on or near the Bethany Campus, most of which are not in use for students at this time .

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